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Often used in the same context:
plumbago,
cotoneaster,
ixora,
eupatorium,
ligustrum,
flowering quince,
marsh marigold,
daphne,
sweet woodruff,
nandina,
bridal wreath,
fritillaria,
sweet alyssum,
muscari,
portulaca,
trumpet vine,
pothos,
croton,
aucuba,
snowberry,
goldenrods,
celosia,
honeysuckles,
bottlebrush,
photinia,
dusty miller,
gloxinia,
spireas,
brugmansia,
euonymus,
acer palmatum,
grandiflora,
flowering shrub,
anise hyssop,
asparagus fern,
lysimachia,
highbush cranberry,
deciduous holly,
hippeastrum,
campanula,
butterfly bush,
podocarpus,
ajuga,
potentilla,
vinca minor,
ageratum,
red osier dogwood,
euphorbia,
amaranthus,
abelia,
coleus,
coneflowers,
swamp milkweed,
liriope,
sweet potato vine,
winterberry,
monarda,
clethra,
glabra,
hollyhock,
berberis,
sedums,
bee balm,
nepeta,
polyanthus,
pincushion flower,
weigela,
nigella,
allamanda,
hydrangea,
astilbe,
scabiosa,
baptisia,
lungwort,
pulmonaria,
heuchera,
nemesia,
philodendron,
phalaenopsis,
zinnia,
rudbeckia hirta,
euonymous,
tradescantia,
pieris,
rudbeckia,
tiger lily,
mandevilla,
meadow rue,
liatris,
santolina,
cypress vine,
lamium,
scilla,
grape hyacinth,
bellflowers,
staghorn sumac,
coreopsis,
shasta daisy,
spiraea,
alyssum,
sansevieria,
variegata
More specific:
dracaena draco,
dragon tree
More general:
agave,
american aloe,
century plant
Also try:
— Adjectives for dracaena:
red,
occasional,
dust,
striped,
great
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